I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man is the fourth track on the second disc of Prince’s ninth album Sign O’ The Times, and seven months after the album’s release, it became the album’s fourth single. A live version was also included in the concert movie Sign O’ The Times. In 1993, the single edit was included as the tenth track on Prince’s first compilation album The Hits 1 (also included as the first disc of The Hits / The B‑Sides). On July 16, 2020, the 1979 Version was

U Got The Look is the third single to be released from Prince’s ninth album Sign O’ The Times. It was released three and a half months after the album and received a worldwide release. The B‑side, Housequake, was also taken from Sign O’ The Times. The 12" single contained an extended version of the title track and a remix of Housequake. The single reached number 2 on the US Billboard Pop Chart and remained on the chart for 25 weeks. It reached number 11 on the Billboard Black

Released on 14 July 1987, this high‑energy 7" single captures Prince at the peak of his Sign ☮ The Times era. Mixing rock, funk, and pop, the single showcases Prince’s Camille‑style vocals, Sheena Easton’s guest performance, and Sheila E.’s percussion, forming one of the most iconic sonic pairings of his late‑1980s catalogue. BACKGROUND Issued as the third single from Sign ☮ The Times, arriving three and a half months after the album’s release. Both U Got The Look and Housequ

The release is historically notable as the first Prince‑related single ever issued on CD, via a US promotional disc — a milestone that pre‑dates the first commercial CD single (“Alphabet St.”) by a year.

The release is historically notable as the first Prince‑related single ever issued on CD, via a US promotional disc — a milestone that pre‑dates the first commercial CD single (“Alphabet St.”) by a year.